Big Balls Collective sponsors 2015 K – Jam
Having recently launched in October 2014 as a lifestyle beanie brand Big Balls Beanies has now relaunched as Big Balls Collective. Following the popularity of the beanie brand the label is now producing its own sustainable and eco clothing line inspired by the action and winter sports industry which will be available from April.
To mark the launch of the new clothing range Big Balls Collective will be sponsoring this year’s K-Jam freestyle snowboard and ski competition taking place at the Kendal Snowsports Club in Cumbria on 9th May. Skiers and Snowboarders are invited to take part and showcase their new tricks on the many features the club has to offer whilst picking up prizes from some great sponsors.
In addition to this Big Balls Collective will be sponsoring the top 12 talent from the K-Jam and covering their entry to take part in the Talent ID day on the 10th May run by British Olympic Athlete
Zoe Gillings along with Mitsubishi who will be running training sessions allowing people to get a better idea of what is involved in being a member of the British Team.
‘We chose to get involved in K-Jam this year as we want to actively support local talent and hopefully inspire young people to pick up a board or ski’s and get outside and most importantly get active’
Said Annie Richmond the founder of Big Balls Collective.
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For more information on taking part in this year’s K-Jam visit www.K-Jam.co.uk
Big Balls Collective
The brand launched in October 2014 and was founded by Annie Richmond. Previously Big Balls Beanies, the new Collective brand is focused on the action and winter sports industry keeping its
ethical routes by developing a range of eco clothing using ethically sourced products including recycled and salvaged materials. The Brand also continues to donate 1% of its profit to the 1% For
The planet Organisation. bigballscollective.com launching April 2015
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Kendal Snowsports Club
Canal Head North, LA9 7BY Kendal, Cumbria, United Kingdom
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